A conversation with Liz Smith, a gossip columnist, and Jess Cagle, editorial director of People magazine about celebrity, ambition and the difference between gossip and news.
Larry Hackett will leave Time Inc., the company said, and the editor of Entertainment Weekly, Jess Cagle, will succeed him.
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Initially making her mark as a secretary at Sports Illustrated who knew horses, Ms. Ryan was among the first women to lead major publications.
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People remains the backbone of Time Inc.’s magazine empire. But the median age of its readers is 44.6, a number it hopes to freshen up.
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After six months of so-so circulation numbers, the birth of Britain’s Prince George has resulted in record readership, in print and online.
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The company said it would make Time Inc. an independent company after a deal with Meredith Corporation fell through.
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